Self-growing dispersed particle gel active mobility control system and fluid channeling control method for low-permeability-tight reservoir

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to the field of oilfield development engineering, and discloses a self-growing gel dispersion active fluidity control system and a fluid channeling control method for a low-permeability-tight reservoir. The system contains 100 parts by weight of a self-growing gel dispersion and 0.15-0.6 part by weight of a surfactant, the self-growing gel dispersion is prepared by shearing and grinding nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gel, and the preparation method of the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gel comprises the following steps: adding a functional polymer, a phenolic resin cross-linking agent, are organic chromium cross-linking agent and a nano-reinforcer into water, mixing, and curing. The system can be simply and rapidly prepared, is easy for deep injection by adjusting the size of gel dispersion particles, is wide in action range, high in stability and long in effective period of action, can avoid reservoir pollution, and does not affect the liquid production capacity of the reservoir. The gel dispersion particles can achieve self-growth in the low-permeability-tight reservoir fractures, and the fracture fluid channeling control effect is enhanced.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The application claims the benefit of the Chinese patent application No.202210369541.6, filed on Apr. 8, 2022, entitled “Self-growing DispersedParticle Gel Active Mobility Control System and Fluid Channeling ControlMethod for Hypotonic reservoir”, which is specifically and entirelyincorporated herein by reference.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of oilfield developmentengineering, in particular to a self-growl g dispersed particle gelactive mobility control system and a fluid channeling control method forlow-permeability-tight reservoir.

BACKGROUND

Petroleum, so-called “an industrial blood”, has an irreplaceablesignificance for the development of the national economy in China. Alongwith the social and economic development in China, the petroleumconsumption demand has been continually increasing.

Due to the continuously deep-going exploitation of oil and gas resourcesand the sharp increase of the worldwide demand for petroleum resources,the development of unconventional oil and gas resources has receivedwidespread attention, in particular, the oil and gas resources in thelow-permeability-tight reservoir has emerged as the strategic resourceswith the most practical significance for replacing the existing oil andgas resources. Despite the exploitation of low-permeability-tightreservoir in China has achieved continuous progress, the productioncapacity remains small as compared with the existing oil and gasreservoir, and the recovery ratio is lower than 20%, the exploitationexhibits the obvious characteristics that the resource reservemismatches the production, and the economic efficiency is low. The mainreasons reside in that the natural fractures in the reservoir aredeveloped, or the reservoir has obvious fluid channeling path afterhydraulic fracturing, the fluid channeling is serious during the processof water injection, gas injection and energization, a large portion ofenergy is wasted, and the spread range is small, so that the secondaryoil production technologies cannot be effectively implemented; on theother hand, a large amount of crude oil is accumulated at the nano-microscale pores and fractures in the low-permeability-tight reservoir, thenano-micro scale pore throat causes the extremely high percolationresistance, such that the crude oil in the matrix cannot be efficientlydisplaced, the mobilization of crude oil is extremely difficult.

Therefore, in response to the current situations and challenges in thedevelopment of low-permeability-tight reservoirs, two key problems shallbe urgently solved for increasing the recovery efficiency of oil and gasfrom the low-permeability-tight reservoirs. The first problem involveswith how to improve the heterogeneity between the matrix and fractureswith different scales, and control the fluid channeling in large-scalefractures, increase the sweep range of micro-scale fractures and thematrix. The second problem is associated with how to increase theimbibition and oil displacement efficiency in the matrix andmicro-fractures by means of an influence of chemicals on the interface.

In order to improve heterogeneity of the low-permeability-tightreservoir matrix-fracture network dual media system, increase the spreadrange of the oil displacement fluid and reservoir energy, and achievethe equilibrium displacement of the matrix-fracture network dual mediasystem, the researchers have mainly proposed and investigated four typesof mobility control methods as follows:

(1) Water Alternating Gas (WAG)

The water alternating gas injection is one of the most commonly usedmobility control methods in gas injection development oilfields. Byseparately injecting water slugs and gas slugs into the reservoir tocreate the water phase interface and gas phase interface, the formedphase interface creates a barrier in the fractures that reduces relativepermeability, and forces the subsequent injection media to migrate intothe micro-fractures or matrix, thereby fulfilling the purposes ofreducing fluidity ratio, expanding the spread range and enhancing theoil recovery. However, the water alternating gas injection has obviousproblem concerning the significant difficulties in the subsequent roundsof injection (water plugging effect), which is particularly acute in thedevelopment process of low permeability-tight reservoir; in addition,the injection of extraneous water may increase the mixed-phasedifficulty between the injected gas and the geodetic hydrocarbons, andreduce the gas absorption capability of the stratum.

(2) Foam

Foam is a widely applied method for controlling fluidity and enhancingoil recovery. Foam is effective in regulating and controlling the largescale fractures through the Jamin Effect, thereby controlling fluidityof the subsequently injected medium, in order to fulfill the purposes ofexpanding the spread range and enhancing the oil recovery. In addition,the foam has selectivity for both the stratum permeability and theoil-water, and exhibits the properties that the foam blocks the largefractures and does not plug the micro-fractures, it blocks water withoutplugging the oil. However, the foam per se is an unstable system,although the stability of conventional foam is improved to some extentthrough the development of the polymer foam, gel foam, three-phase foamand the like, it still does not substantially solve the problem of poorstability and short useful life. Moreover, because of its obvious JaminEffect during an injection process of foam, it has been difficult toinject the sufficient volume of foam, especially during the throughput(i.e., swallowing and spitting out the slugs) development process.

(3) Cross-Linked Polymer Gel

The polymer cross-linked gel-based mobility control method has beenwidely used and developed over the last few decades, it is therelatively successful mobility control method at present. The polymergel mobility control method is applied in the low permeability fracturetype oil reservoirs. The mechanism of plugging the fluid channeling isusing a gelling liquid formed by dissolving the polymer and acrosslinking agent, the gelling liquid forms an integral gel having aplugging property in the target sites after injecting into the fracturesor the fluid channeling path at a certain location, thereby plugging thefluid channeling path, and diverting the flow of the subsequentlyinjected medium liquid for the purpose of expanding the spread range andenhancing the oil recovery. However, the plugging mode of gel is the“perfusing sausage” filling mode, which causes the fractures to benearly completely blocked and the fractures have almost lost thediverting capability, which may impose a large influence on thesubsequent liquid production capacity of the ultra-low-permeability,tight reservoir, or even cause problems of failing to produce liquid. Inaddition, the injected gelling liquid tends to contaminate the matrix tosome extent if the gelling liquid is extruded into the matrix and thegel is formed.

(4) Soft Particles

Soft body particle-type regulating agent prepared on the ground is a newtype of mobility control system developed in recent years. The mostwidely researched and used soft body particle mobility control agent inlow permeability reservoirs is Polymer Microspheres (PMs). The polymermicrospheres have been used in the mobility control on-site applicationin the Changing low permeability oilfields in China, and produce someeffects. However, the polymer microspheres can only be used for mobilitycontrol in fractures by means of physical swelling and stacking, themobility control capability is weak. The technical bottleneck of thepoor mobility control of polymer microspheres is that the “physical-onlystacking” regulation structure is unstable, the polymer microspheres canbe easily scattered especially when the flow rate of fluid in fracturesis high, both the force between the particles and rock walls and theforce among the particles are weak, the mobility control capabilitycannot be further improved. In addition, the polymer microspheres areprepared with the emulsion polymer, the production process iscomplicated, and a fine control is required, which leads to unstableproduct quality and high costs.

Therefore, the existing mobility control methods have the defects suchas injection difficulties in the process of injecting into thelow-permeability-tight reservoir, poor stability, short useful life; the“perfusing sausage” filling mode seriously effects the divertingcapability of fractures and liquid production capacity of the reservoir,or weak mobility control capability in the fractures, and limitedimprovement of the sweep range, the mobility control methods cannot meetthe technical requirements of mobility control and enhancing oilrecovery of the low-permeability-tight reservoir.

SUMMARY

In response to the above-described deficiencies of the existing methods,the present disclosure provides a self-growing dispersed particle gelactive mobility control system and fluid channeling control method forlow-permeability-tight reservoir to improve heterogeneity betweenlow-permeability-tight reservoir matrix and fractures with differentscales, control fluid channeling, increase sweep range of reservoirwhile enhancing the efficiency of crude oil mobilization within matricesand micro-fractures, thereby effectively increasing the recoveryefficiency of the low-permeability-tight reservoir.

In order to achieve the above objects, a first aspect of the presentdisclosure provides a self-growing dispersed particle gel activemobility control system for low-permeability-tight reservoir, whereinthe active mobility control system contains 100 parts by weight of aself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.15-0.6 part by weight of asurfactant;

-   -   wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel is prepared by        shearing and grinding a nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde        double-group cross-linked integral gel;    -   the method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde        double-group cross-linked integral gel comprising: adding a        functional polymer, a phenolic resin cross-linking agent, an        organic chromium cross-linking agent and a nano-reinforcer into        water, mixing, and curing.

Preferably, the surfactant is a compounded system of an alkylphenolpolyoxyethylene ether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine;

Preferably, a weight ratio of the alkylphenol polyoxyethylene ether typesurfactant to the dialkylphenol sulfobetaine is (2-3):1.

Preferably, the functional polymer is used in an amount of 0.4-0.8 wt %,the phenolic resin cross-linking agent is used in an amount of 0.2-0.4wt %, the organic chromium cross-linking agent is used in an amount of0.07-0.1 wt %, the nano-reinforcing agent is used in an amount of0.1-0.2 wt %, and the water is used in an amount of 98.5-99.23 wt %,based on the total weight of the functional polymer, the phenolic resincross-linking agent, the nano-reinforcing agent and the water.

Preferably, the conditions of the curing include: a temperature within arange of 85-95° C. and a time of 1-3 h.

Preferably, the functional polymer is anacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer.

Preferably, the functional polymer has a relative molecular mass withina range of 6×10⁶-8×10⁶.

Preferably, the phenolic resin cross-linking agent is a phenolic resinpre-polymer;

Preferably, the organic chromium cross-linking agent is chromiumacetate;

Preferably, the nano-reinnforcer is hydrophilic nanosilica;

Preferably, the hydrophilic nanosilica has a particle diameter within arange of 20-30 nm.

A second aspect of the present disclosure provides a method forcontrolling fluid channeling between an injection well and a producingwell in low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   A1: injecting a preposition pre-treatment slug into the        injection well, the injection amount is 0.1-1 vol. % of fluid        channeling path between the injection well and the producing        well;    -   A2: sequentially injecting a first stage main slug, a second        stage main slug and a third stage main slug into the injection        well, the injection amount of the first stage main slug is 15-20        vol. % of the fluid channeling path between the injection well        and the producing well, the injection amount of the second stage        main slug is 10-15 vol. % of the fluid channeling path between        the injection well and the producing well, and the injection        amount of the third stage main slug is 5-10 vol. % of the fluid        channeling path between the injection well and the producing        well;    -   A3: injecting a postposition protection slug into the injection        well, the injection amount is 1-10 vol. % of the fluid        channeling path between the injection well and the producing        well;    -   A4: injecting a displacement slug into the injection well, the        injection amount is 0.1-1 vol. % of the fluid channeling path        between the injection well and the producing well;    -   A5: annealing well for 5-20 days;    -   A6: opening well, and performing displacement;    -   in step A1, the preposition pre-treatment slug is a        pressure-reduction injection enhancer;    -   in step A2, the first stage main slug, the second stage main        slug and the third stage main slug are a mobility control system        comprising a self-growing dispersed particle gel and a        surfactant, wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel in        the first stage main slug has a size of 500-1,000 nm, the        self-growing dispersed particle gel in the second stage main        slug has a size of 10-100 μm; and the self-growing dispersed        particle gel in the third stage main slug has a size of        500-1,000 μm;    -   Preferably, the active mobility control system is the        aforementioned self-growing dispersed particle gel active        mobility control system for a low-permeability-tight reservoir.

Preferably, the pressure-reduction injection enhancer is an alkylammonium bromide surfactant solution or a hydrophobic nanosilicadispersion liquid;

-   -   Preferably, the postposition protection slug is the        aforementioned nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group        cross-linked integral gel;    -   Preferably, the displacement slug is water or a polyacrylamide        solution.

A third aspect of the present disclosure provides a method forcontrolling a throughput fluid channeling of a producing well inlow-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   B1: swallowing a preposition pre-treatment slug into the        producing well, stopping the operation when the wellhead        pressure rises 0.5-1 MPa;    -   B2: swallowing a first stage main slug into the producing well,        stopping the operation when the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa,        followed by swallowing a second stage main slug, stopping the        operation when the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa, then        swallowing a third stage main slug, stopping the operation when        the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa;    -   B3: swallowing a displacement slug into the producing well,        stopping the operation when the wellhead pressure rises 0.5-1        MPa;    -   B4: annealing well for 5-20 days;    -   B5: opening well, and spitting out;    -   in step B2, the first stage main slug, the second stage main        slug and the third stage main slug are a mobility control system        comprising a self-growing dispersed particle gel and a        surfactant, wherein the gel in the first stage main slug has a        size of 500-1,000 nm, the gel in the second stage main slug has        a size of 10-100 μm; and the gel in the third stage main slug        has a size of 500-1,000 μm;    -   Preferably, the active mobility control system is the        self-growing dispersed particle gel active mobility control        system for a low-permeability-tight reservoir.

Preferably, the preposition pre-treatment slug is a surfactant solution;

Preferably, the displacement slug is a foam system.

The advantages of the present disclosure compared to the methods in theprior art are as follows:

-   -   (1) The mobility control system of the present disclosure is an        active mobility control system with self-growth functional        characteristics, and the system can be simply and rapidly        prepared, the system can avoid reservoir pollution without        affecting liquid production capacity of the reservoir by        adjusting the size of dispersed particle gel particles to        achieve the objects that the system is easy for deep injection,        is wide in action range, high in stability and long in effective        period of action. In addition, the dispersed particle gel        particles can achieve self-growth in the fractures of        low-permeability-tight reservoir, and the fracture fluid        channeling control effect is enhanced; the surfactant can        achieve an efficient displacement of crude oil in the        low-permeability-tight reservoir matrix, thereby improving the        oil production capacity of the matrix.    -   (2) The mobility control system of the present disclosure has        the dual effects of controlling fluidity of fluid in fractures        and enhancing the displacement efficiency of crude oil in        matrix, thereby expanding the spread range of reservoir and        displacement efficiency of crude oil, and effectively improving        the recovery ratio of low-permeability-tight reservoir.    -   (3) The mobility control system of the present disclosure has        simple application method, and can be used directly after the        rapid preparation of liquid on site, thus the application        efficiency is increased.    -   (4) The fluid channeling control method of the present        disclosure achieves synergy of a plurality of functional slugs        by combining the plurality of functional slugs, thereby        enhancing the effect of improving oil recovery of the        self-growing dispersed particle gel on active fluid property        control system to the utmost extent.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates a set of photographs showing the morphology featuresand self-growth characteristics of the self-growing dispersed particlegel active fluid control system described in Example 1 after differentdays of curing;

FIG. 2 is a graph illustrating test results of rock core plugging ratioand oil-water interfacial tension of the active mobility control systemsin Examples 1-6 and Comparative Examples 1-5;

FIG. 3 shows the matrix-fracture system used in Examples 7-14 andComparative Examples 6-9.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The specific embodiments of the present disclosure will be describedbelow in detail with reference to figures. It shall be understood thatthe specific embodiments described herein merely serve to illustrate andexplain the present disclosure, instead of limiting thereto.

The terminals and any value of the ranges disclosed herein are notlimited to the precise ranges or values, such ranges or values shall becomprehended as comprising the values adjacent to the ranges or values.As for numerical ranges, the endpoint values of the various ranges, theendpoint values and the individual point value of the various ranges,and the individual point values may be combined with one another toproduce one or more new numerical ranges, which should be deemed havebeen specifically disclosed herein.

A first aspect of the present disclosure provides a self-growingdispersed particle gel active mobility control system for alow-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the active mobility controlsystem contains 100 parts by weight of a self-growing dispersed particlegel and 0.15-0.6 part by weight of a surfactant;

-   -   wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel is prepared by        shearing and grinding a nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde        double-group cross-linked integral gel;    -   the method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde        double-group cross-linked integral gel comprising: adding a        functional polymer, a phenolic resin cross-linking agent, an        organic chromium cross-linking agent and a nano-reinforcer into        water, mixing, and curing.

In the present disclosure, the mobility control system has a self-growthfunctional characteristic, shearing and grinding the nano-reinforcedchromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gel with a colloidgrinder to obtain dispersed particle gel particles, then diluting thedispersed particle gel particles in water into a suspension of thedispersed particle gel particles, then adding a surfactant, and mixinguniformly, the mixture is ready for use. During the use process, thedispersed particle gel particles prepared with the nano-reinforcedchromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gel can play a roleof controlling the fluidity of fluids after self-growth inlow-permeability-tight reservoir fractures, and the surfactant can serveto perform the oil displacement and/or the osmotic adsorption and oilextraction functions in low-permeability-tight reservoir.

In a preferred embodiment, the specific steps of preparing a suspensionof dispersed particle gel particles with the nano-reinforcedchromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gel are as follows:adding nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linkedintegral gel into a colloid grinder, arranging a rotational speed ofshearing to be within a range of 1,000-10,000 rpm, and performing acyclic shearing for 1-15 minutes, to prepare a mother liquor ofdispersed particle gel particles having a mean particle diameter withina range of 500 nm-3.5 mm, then adding water to diluting the motherliquor by a dilution factor of 10-50, thus obtaining the suspension ofdispersed particle gel particles.

In specific embodiments, the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel may be used for preparing asuspension of dispersed particle gel particles with different sizes,e.g., nanoscale, microscale and millimeter.

During the practical use process, the self-growing dispersed particlegel in the mobility control system and a surfactant component may beused directly after mixing, or may be used at different time periodsduring the fluid channeling control process.

In the present disclosure, the surfactant is preferably a surfactantsystem with oil displacement and/or osmotic adsorption functions for thespecific reservoir conditions. In a preferred embodiment, the surfactantis a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethylene ether typesurfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine.

It is further preferred that a weight ratio of the alkylphenolpolyoxyethylene ether type surfactant to the dialkylphenol sulfobetaineis (2-3): 1.

In a preferred embodiment, the functional polymer is used in an amountof 0.4-0.8 wt %, the phenolic resin cross-linking agent is used in anamount of 0.2-0.4 wt %, the organic chromium cross-linking agent is usedin an amount of 0.07-0.1 wt %, the nano-reinforcing agent is used in anamount of 0.1-0.2 wt %, and the water is used in an amount of 98.5-99.23wt %, based on the total weight of the functional polymer, the phenolicresin cross-linking agent, the nano-reinforcing agent and the water.

In preferred embodiments, the conditions of the curing include: atemperature within a range of 85-95° C. and a time of 1-3 h. Inparticular, the temperature of the curing may be 85° C., 86° C., 87° C.,88° C., 89° C., 90° C., 91° C., 92° C., 93° C., 94° C. or 95° C., andthe time of the curing may be 1 h, 1.5 h, 2 h, 2.5 h or 3 h.

In preferred embodiments, the functional polymer is anacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the functional polymer is beneficial for improving stability of theintegral gel and the dispersed particle gel particles.

Further preferably, the functional polymer has a relative molecular masswithin a range of 6×10⁶-8×10⁶.

In a preferred embodiment, the phenolic resin cross-linking agent is aphenolic resin pre-polymer, wherein the phenolic hydroxyl groups of thephenolic resin cross-linking agent molecules impart the self-growthfunctional characteristics to the integral gel and the dispersedparticle gel particles.

In a preferred embodiment, the organic chromium cross-linking agent ischromium acetate; the organic chromium cross-linking agent can shortenthe cross-linking reaction time of the integral gel, and achieve a rapidjelly formation of the integral gel, and improve the productionefficiency.

In a preferred embodiment, the nano-reinnforcer is hydrophilicnanosilica; the nano-reinnforcer is conducive to enhancing strength ofthe integral gel and the dispersed particle gel particles.

Further preferably, the hydrophilic nanosilica has a particle diameterwithin a range of 20-30 nm.

A second aspect of the present disclosure provides a method forcontrolling fluid channeling between an injection well and a producingwell in low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   A1: injecting a preposition pre-treatment slug into the        injection well, the injection amount is 0.1-1 vol % of fluid        channeling path between the injection well and the producing        well;    -   A2: sequentially injecting a first stage main slug, a second        stage main slug and a third stage main slug into the injection        well, the injection amount of the first stage main slug is 15-20        vol % of the fluid channeling path between the injection well        and the producing well, the injection amount of the second stage        main slug is 10-15 vol % of the fluid channeling path between        the injection well and the producing well, and the injection        amount of the third stage main slug is 5-10 vol % of the fluid        channeling path between the injection well and the producing        well;    -   A3: injecting a postposition protection slug into the injection        well, the injection amount is 1-10 vol % of the fluid channeling        path between the injection well and the producing well;    -   A4: injecting a displacement slug into the injection well, the        injection amount is 0.1-1 vol % of the fluid channeling path        between the injection well and the producing well;    -   A5: annealing well for 5-20 days;    -   A6: opening well, and performing displacement;    -   in step A1, the preposition pre-treatment slug is a        pressure-reduction injection enhancer;    -   in step A2, the first stage main slug, the second stage main        slug and the third stage main slug are a mobility control system        comprising a self-growing dispersed particle gel and a        surfactant, wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel in        the first stage main slug has a size of 500-1,000 nm, the        self-growing dispersed particle gel in the second stage main        slug has a size of 10-100 μm; and the self-growing dispersed        particle gel in the third stage main slug has a size of        500-1,000 μm.

In the method for controlling of fluid channeling between a injectionwell and a producing well after fracturing of low-permeability-tightreservoir according to the present disclosure, a mobility control systemis injected into the reservoir fractures from a water injection well,the annealing well is performed such that the dispersed particle gelparticles in the mobility control system self-grow under the reservoirconditions, the self-grown dispersed particle gel can effectivelycontrol fluidity of the subsequently injected fluid (water or gas),thereby increasing the reservoir spread volume of the subsequentlyinjected fluid; a surfactant in the mobility control system canefficiently perform the osmotic adsorption and/or oil displacement forthe crude oil in the reservoir matrix during the annealing well andsubsequent production process, thereby improving the osmotic adsorption,extraction and displacement efficiency of crude oil.

In a preferred embodiment, the mobility control system is theaforementioned self-growing dispersed particle gel active mobilitycontrol system for a low-permeability-tight reservoir.

In a preferred embodiment, the pressure-reduction injection enhancer isan alkyl ammonium bromide surfactant solution or a hydrophobicnanosilica dispersion liquid, it performs the functions of pretreatment,pressure reduction and augmenting injection. In a specific embodiment,the concentration of the alkyl ammonium bromide surfactant solution is0.2-0.5 wt %; and the concentration of the hydrophobic nanosilicadispersion liquid is 0.1-0.2 wt %.

In a preferred embodiment, the postposition protection slug is theaforementioned nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-groupcross-linked integral gel, which can enhance the mobility control effectof the active self-growing mobility control system.

In a preferred embodiment, the displacement slug is water or apolyacrylamide solution, which serves to displace the first stage mainslug and postposition protection slugs deep into the reservoir.

A third aspect of the present disclosure provides a method forcontrolling a throughput fluid channeling of a producing well inlow-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   B1: swallowing a preposition pre-treatment slug into the        producing well, stopping the operation when the wellhead        pressure rises 0.5-1 MPa;    -   B2: swallowing a first stage main slug into the producing well,        stopping the operation when the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa,        followed by swallowing a second stage main slug, stopping the        operation when the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa, then        swallowing a third stage main slug, stopping the operation when        the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa;    -   B3: swallowing a displacement slug into the producing well,        stopping the operation when the wellhead pressure rises 0.5-1        MPa;    -   B4: annealing well for 5-20 days;    -   B5: opening well, and spitting out;    -   in step B2, the first stage main slug, the second stage main        slug and the third stage main slug are a mobility control system        comprising a self-growing dispersed particle gel and a        surfactant, wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel in        the first stage main slug has a size of 500-1,000 nm, the        self-growing dispersed particle gel in the second stage main        slug has a size of 10-100 μm; and the self-growing dispersed        particle gel in the third stage main slug has a size of        500-1,000 μm.

In a preferred embodiment, the mobility control system is theaforementioned self-growing dispersed particle gel active mobilitycontrol system for a low-permeability-tight reservoir.

In the present disclosure, the preposition pre-treatment slug is asurfactant solution. Preferably, the surfactant is the same surfactantas that used in step B2, and performs the oil displacement and/or theosmotic adsorption and oil extraction functions during the annealingwell and spitting out process.

In a preferred embodiment, the displacement slug is a foam system, whichserves to displace the first stage main slug and prepositionpre-treatment slugs deep into the reservoir, and enhance the mobilitycontrol effect of the active self-growing mobility control system, andthe foam can perform the oil displacement and/or the osmotic adsorptionand oil extraction functions after a defoaming process.

In the method for controlling a throughput fluid channeling of aproducing well in low-permeability-tight reservoir after fracturing, amobility control system is swallowed into the reservoir fractures from aproducing well, annealing well is then implemented such that thedispersed particle gel particles in the mobility control systemself-grow under the reservoir conditions, the self-grown dispersedparticle gel can effectively control fluidity of the fluid (water or gasor oil) during the spitting out process, slow the attenuation rate ofreservoir energy, reduce the fluid channeling waste of the reservoirenergy, thereby increasing the mobilization volume of the reservoirenergy during the spitting out process; in addition, a surfactant in themobility control system achieves the efficient osmotic adsorption and/ordisplacement for the crude oil in the reservoir matrix during theannealing well and subsequent production process, thereby increasing themobilization efficiency of the crude oil.

The present disclosure will be described below in detail with referenceto examples, but the protection scope of the present disclosure is notlimited thereto.

Example 1

Active mobility control system S1: the a active mobility control systemS1 contains 100 parts by weight of self-growing dispersed particle geland 0.35 parts by weight of a surfactant;

Wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel was prepared by shearingand grinding a nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-groupcross-linked integral gel with a colloid grinder. A method of preparingthe nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integralgel comprising: acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer (with a relative molecular mass of5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer, chromium acetate and hydrophilicnanosilica (with a particle diameter of 20-30 nm) were added into waterand mixed uniformly, and then subjected to curing at 90° C. for 2 h; theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymerwas used in an amount of 0.6 wt %, the phenolic resin pre-polymer wasused in an amount of 0.3 wt %, the chromium acetate was used in anamount of 0.09 wt %, the hydrophilic nanosilica was used in an amount of0.15 wt %, and water was used in an amount of 98.86 wt %, based on thetotal weight of the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer, the phenolic resin pre-polymer, thechromium acetate, the hydrophilic nanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Example 2

Active mobility control system S2: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.35 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel was prepared by shearingand grinding a nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-groupcross-linked integral gel with a colloid grinder. A method of preparingthe nano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integralgel comprising: acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer (with a relative molecular mass of5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer, chromium acetate and hydrophilicnanosilica (with a particle diameter of 20-30 nm) were added into waterand mixed uniformly, and then subjected to curing at 90° C. for 2 h; theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymerwas used in an amount of 0.5 wt %, the phenolic resin pre-polymer wasused in an amount of 0.25 wt %, the chromium acetate was used in anamount of 0.1 wt %, the hydrophilic nanosilica was used in an amount of0.17 wt %, and water was used in an amount of 98.98 wt %, based on thetotal weight of the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer, the phenolic resin pre-polymer, thechromium acetate, the hydrophilic nanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 3:1.

Example 3

Active mobility control system S3: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.5 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel comprising:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate and hydrophilic nanosilica (with a particle diameter of20-30 nm) were added into water and mixed uniformly, and then subjectedto curing at 90° C. for 2 h; the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer was used in an amount of 0.6 wt %, thephenolic resin pre-polymer was used in an amount of 0.3 wt %, thechromium acetate was used in an amount of 0.09 wt %, the hydrophilicnanosilica was used in an amount of 0.15 wt %, and water was used in anamount of 98.86 wt %, based on the total weight of theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the phenolic resin pre-polymer, the chromium acetate, the hydrophilicnanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Example 4

Active mobility control system S4: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.4 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel comprising:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate and hydrophilic nanosilica (with a particle diameter of20-30 nm) were added into water and mixed uniformly, and then subjectedto curing at 90° C. for 2 h; the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer was used in an amount of 0.72 wt %,the phenolic resin pre-polymer was used in an amount of 0.34 wt %, thechromium acetate was used in an amount of 0.08 wt %, the hydrophilicnanosilica was used in an amount of 0.13 wt %, and water was used in anamount of 98.73 wt %, based on the total weight of theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the phenolic resin pre-polymer, the chromium acetate, the hydrophilicnanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Example 5

Active mobility control system S5: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.15 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel comprising:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate and hydrophilic nanosilica (with a particle diameter of20-30 nm) were added into water and mixed uniformly, and then subjectedto curing at 90° C. for 2 h; the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer was used in an amount of 0.8 wt %, thephenolic resin pre-polymer was used in an amount of 0.22 wt %, thechromium acetate was used in an amount of 0.1 wt %, the hydrophilicnanosilica was used in an amount of 0.14 wt %, and water was used in anamount of 98.74 wt %, based on the total weight of theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the phenolic resin pre-polymer, the chromium acetate, the hydrophilicnanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Example 6

Active mobility control system S6: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.4 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel comprising:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate and hydrophilic nanosilica (with a particle diameter of20-30 nm) were added into water and mixed uniformly, and then subjectedto curing at 90° C. for 2 h; the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer was used in an amount of 0.4 wt %, thephenolic resin pre-polymer was used in an amount of 0.36 wt %, thechromium acetate was used in an amount of 0.075 wt %, the hydrophilicnanosilica was used in an amount of 0.1 wt %, and water was used in anamount of 99.065 wt %, based on the total weight of theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the phenolic resin pre-polymer, the chromium acetate, the hydrophilicnanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 3:1.

Comparative Example 1

Active mobility control system D1: the system D1 was implementedaccording to the same method described in Example 1, except that in themobility control system, a surfactant was used in an amount of 0.1 partsby weight, based on 100 parts by weight of nano-reinforcedchromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gel.

Comparative Example 2

Active mobility control system D2: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.35 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel comprising:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate were added into water and mixed uniformly, and thensubjected to curing at 90° C. for 2 h; theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymerwas used in an amount of 0.6 wt %, the phenolic resin pre-polymer wasused in an amount of 0.3 wt %, the chromium acetate was used in anamount of 0.09 wt %, and water was used in an amount of 99.01 wt %,based on the total weight of the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer, the phenolic resin pre-polymer, thechromium acetate and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Comparative Example 3

Active mobility control system D3: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.35 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel comprising:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate and hydrophilic nanosilica (with a particle diameter of20-30 nm) were added into water and mixed uniformly, and then subjectedto curing at 90° C. for 2 h; the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer was used in an amount of 0.25 wt %,the phenolic resin pre-polymer was used in an amount of 0.3 wt %, thechromium acetate was used in an amount of 0.09 wt %, the hydrophilicnanosilica was used in an amount of 0.15 wt %, and water was used in anamount of 99.21 wt %, based on the total weight of theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the phenolic resin pre-polymer, the chromium acetate, the hydrophilicnanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Comparative Example 4

Active mobility control system D4: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.35 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel comprising:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate and hydrophilic nanosilica (with a particle diameter of20-30 nm) were added into water and mixed uniformly, and then subjectedto curing at 90° C. for 2 h; the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer was used in an amount of 0.9 wt %, thephenolic resin pre-polymer was used in an amount of 0.3 wt %, thechromium acetate was used in an amount of 0.09 wt %, the hydrophilicnanosilica was used in an amount of 0.15 wt %, and water was used in anamount of 98.56 wt %, based on the total weight of theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the phenolic resin pre-polymer, the chromium acetate, the hydrophilicnanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Comparative Example 5

Active mobility control system D5: contains 100 parts by weight ofself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.35 parts by weight of asurfactant;

Wherein a method of preparing the nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel included the following steps:acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer(with a relative molecular mass of 5×10⁶), phenolic resin pre-polymer,chromium acetate and hydrophilic nanosilica (with a particle diameter of20-30 nm) were added into water and mixed uniformly, and then subjectedto curing at 90° C. for 2 h; the acrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamidemethylpropanesulfonate terpolymer was used in an amount of 0.6 wt %, thephenolic resin pre-polymer was used in an amount of 0.15 wt %, thechromium acetate was used in an amount of 0.06 wt %, the hydrophilicnanosilica was used in an amount of 0.15 wt %, and water was used in anamount of 99.04 wt %, based on the total weight of theacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,the phenolic resin pre-polymer, the chromium acetate, the hydrophilicnanosilica and water.

The surfactant was a compounded system of an alkylphenol polyoxyethyleneether type surfactant and a dialkylphenol sulfobetaine in a weight ratioof 2:1.

Example 7

A method for controlling fluid channeling between an injection well anda producing well in low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the methodcomprising:

-   -   A1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (alkyl ammonium bromide        surfactant solution with a concentration of 0.3 wt %) was        injected into the injection well, the injection amount was 0.5        vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures of the        injection well and producing well network;    -   A2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S1,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        750 nm), a second stage main slug (active mobility control        system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 17 μm), and a third stage main slug (active mobility        control system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid        grinder to a size of 560 μm) were injected sequentially into the        injection well, the injection amount of the first stage main        slug was 17.5 vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures        of the injection well and producing well network, the injection        amount of the second stage main slug was 12.5 vol % of the        control reservoir pores and fractures of the injection well and        producing well network, and the injection amount of the third        stage main slug was 7.5 vol % of the control reservoir pores and        fractures of the injection well and producing well network;    -   A3: a postposition protection slug (the gel used in the active        mobility control system S1) was injected into the injection        well, the injection amount was 5 vol % of the control reservoir        pores and fractures;    -   A4: a displacement slug (polyacrylamide solution) was injected        into the injection well, the injection amount was 0.5 vol % of        the control reservoir pores and fractures;    -   A5: the well was annealed for 15 days;    -   A6: the well was opened, and the displacement was performed.

Example 8

A method for controlling fluid channeling between an injection well anda producing well in low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the methodcomprising:

-   -   A1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (alkyl ammonium bromide        surfactant solution with a concentration of 0.3 wt %) was        injected into the injection well, the injection amount was 0.5        vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures of the        injection well and producing well network;    -   A2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S2,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        960 nm), a second stage main slug (active mobility control        system S2, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 56 μm), and a third stage main slug (active mobility        control system S2, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid        grinder to a size of 970 μm) were injected sequentially into the        injection well, the injection amount of the first stage main        slug was 17.5 vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures        of the injection well and producing well network, the injection        amount of the second stage main slug was 12.5 vol % of the        control reservoir pores and fractures of the injection well and        producing well network, and the injection amount of the third        stage main slug was 7.5 vol % of the control reservoir pores and        fractures of the injection well and producing well network;    -   A3: a postposition protection slug (the gel used in the active        mobility control system S2) was injected into the injection        well, the injection amount was 5 vol % of the control reservoir        pores and fractures;    -   A4: a displacement slug (an aqueous solution) was injected into        the injection well, the injection amount was 0.5 vol % of the        control reservoir pores and fractures;    -   A5: the well was annealed for 15 days;    -   A6: the well was opened, and the displacement was performed.

Example 9

A method for controlling fluid channeling between an injection well anda producing well in low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the methodcomprising:

-   -   A1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (a hydrophobic nanosilica        dispersion liquid with a concentration of 0.15 wt %) was        injected into the injection well, the injection amount was 0.2        vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures of the        injection well and producing well network;    -   A2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S1,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        720 nm), a second stage main slug (active mobility control        system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 690 μm), and a third stage main slug (active mobility        control system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid        grinder to a size of 810 μm) were injected sequentially into the        injection well, the injection amount of the first stage main        slug was 16 vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures        of the injection well and producing well network, the injection        amount of the second stage main slug was 11 vol % of the control        reservoir pores and fractures of the injection well and        producing well network, and the injection amount of the third        stage main slug was 8 vol % of the control reservoir pores and        fractures of the injection well and producing well network;    -   A3: a postposition protection slug (the gel used in the active        mobility control system S1) was injected into the injection        well, the injection amount was 3 vol % of the control reservoir        pores and fractures;    -   A4: a displacement slug (polyacrylamide solution) was injected        into the injection well, the injection amount was 0.3 vol % of        the control reservoir pores and fractures;    -   A5: the well was annealed for 10 days;    -   A6: the well was opened, and the displacement was performed.

Example 10

A method for controlling fluid channeling between an injection well anda producing well in low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the methodcomprising:

-   -   A1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (alkyl ammonium bromide        surfactant solution with a concentration of 0.3 wt %) was        injected into the injection well, the injection amount was 0.8        vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures of the        injection well and producing well network;    -   A2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S1,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        620 nm), a second stage main slug (active mobility control        system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 45 μm), and a third stage main slug (active mobility        control system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid        grinder to a size of 660 μm) were injected sequentially into the        injection well; the injection amount of the first stage main        slug was 20 vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures        of the injection well and producing well network, the injection        amount of the second stage main slug was 15 vol % of the control        reservoir pores and fractures of the injection well and        producing well network, and the injection amount of the third        stage main slug was 10 vol % of the control reservoir pores and        fractures of the injection well and producing well network;    -   A3: a postposition protection slug (the gel used in the active        mobility control system S1) was injected into the injection        well, the injection amount was 10 vol % of the control reservoir        pores and fractures;    -   A4: a displacement slug (polyacrylamide solution) was injected        into the injection well, the injection amount was 1 vol % of the        control reservoir pores and fractures;    -   A5: the well was annealed for 15 days;    -   A6: the well was opened, and the displacement was performed.

Comparative Example 6

The method was implemented according to the same method described inExample 7, except that the specific process of the step A2 was asfollows: a body slug (active mobility control system S1, wherein the gelwas sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of 16 μm) was injected intothe injection well, the injection amount was 35 vol % of the controlreservoir pores and fractures of the injection well and producing wellnetwork.

Comparative Example 7

The method was implemented according to the same method described inExample 7, except that the specific process of the step A2 was asfollows: a first stage main slug (conventional mobility control agentpolymer microspheres having a particle diameter of 800 nm), a secondstage main slug (conventional mobility control agent polymermicrospheres having a particle diameter of 12 μm), and a third stagemain slug (conventional mobility control agent pre-crosslinked gelparticles having a particle diameter of 650 μm) were injectedsequentially into the injection well, the injection amount of the firststage main slug was 17.5 vol % of the control reservoir pores andfractures of the injection well and producing well network, theinjection amount of the second stage main slug was 12.5 vol % of thecontrol reservoir pores and fractures of the injection well andproducing well network, and the injection amount of the third stage mainslug was 7.5 vol % of the control reservoir pores and fractures of theinjection well and producing well network.

Example 11

A method for controlling a throughput fluid channeling of producing wellin low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   B1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (a surfactant used in the        active mobility control system S1) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 0.8 MPa;    -   B2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S1,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        660 nm) was swallowed into the producing well, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 2 MPa; a second stage        main slug (active mobility control system S1, wherein the gel        was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of 16 μm) was then        swallowed, the operation was stopped when the wellhead pressure        raised 2 MPa; a third stage main slug (active mobility control        system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 590 μm) was subsequently swallowed, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 2 MPa;    -   B3: a displacement slug (a foam system) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 0.8 MPa;    -   B4: the well was annealed for 15 days;    -   B5: the well was opened, and the spitting out was performed.

Example 12

A method for controlling a throughput fluid channeling of producing wellin low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   B1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (a surfactant used in the        active mobility control system S2) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 0.5 MPa;    -   B2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S2,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        660 nm) was swallowed into the producing well, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 1 MPa; a second stage        main slug (active mobility control system S2, wherein the gel        was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of 16 μm) was then        swallowed, the operation was stopped when the wellhead pressure        raised 1 MPa; a third stage main slug (active mobility control        system S2, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 590 μm) was subsequently swallowed, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 1 MPa;    -   B3: a displacement slug (a foam system) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 0.5 MPa;    -   B4: the well was annealed for 15 days;    -   B5: the well was opened, and the spitting out was performed.

Example 13

A method for controlling a throughput fluid channeling of producing wellin low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   B1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (a surfactant used in the        active mobility control system S1) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 1 MPa;    -   B2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S1,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        660 nm) was swallowed into the producing well, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 3 MPa; a second stage        main slug (active mobility control system S1, wherein the gel        was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of 16 μm) was then        swallowed, the operation was stopped when the wellhead pressure        raised 3 MPa; a third stage main slug (active mobility control        system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 590 μm) was subsequently swallowed, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 3 MPa;    -   B3: a displacement slug (a foam system) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 1 MPa;    -   B4: the well was annealed for 15 days;    -   B5: the well was opened, and the spitting out was performed.

Example 14

A method for controlling a throughput fluid channeling of producing wellin low-permeability-tight reservoir, wherein the method comprising:

-   -   B1: a preposition pre-treatment slug (a surfactant used in the        active mobility control system S1) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 0.8 MPa;    -   B2: a first stage main slug (active mobility control system S1,        wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of        900 nm) was swallowed into the producing well, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 2 MPa; a second stage        main slug (active mobility control system S1, wherein the gel        was sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of 88 μm) was then        swallowed, the operation was stopped when the wellhead pressure        raised 2 MPa; a third stage main slug (active mobility control        system S1, wherein the gel was sheared in the colloid grinder to        a size of 900 μm) was subsequently swallowed, the operation was        stopped when the wellhead pressure raised 2 MPa;    -   B3: a displacement slug (a foam system) was swallowed into the        producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellhead        pressure raised 0.8 MPa;    -   B4: the well was annealed for 15 days;    -   B5: the well was opened, and the spitting out was performed.

Comparative Example 8

The method was implemented according to the same method described inExample 11, except that the specific process of the step B2 was asfollows: a body slug (active mobility control system S1, wherein the gelwas sheared in the colloid grinder to a size of 16 μm) was swallowedinto the producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellheadpressure raised 6 MPa.

Comparative Example 9

The method was implemented according to the same method described inExample 11, except that the specific process of the step B2 was asfollows: a first stage main slug (conventional mobility control agentpolymer microspheres having a particle diameter of 700 nm) was swallowedinto the producing well, the operation was stopped when the wellheadpressure raised 2 MPa; a second stage main slug (conventional mobilitycontrol agent polymer microspheres having a particle diameter of 15 μm)was then swallowed, the operation was stopped when the wellhead pressureraised 2 MPa; a third stage main slug (conventional mobility controlagent pre-crosslinked gel particles having a particle diameter of 600μm) was subsequently swallowed, the operation was stopped when thewellhead pressure raised 2 MPa.

Test Example 1

A set of photographs showing the morphology features and self-growthcharacteristics of the active mobility control system described inExample 1 after different days of curing were shot, the results were asshown in FIG. 1 , wherein FIG. 1(a) illustrated the initial state, FIG.1(b) illustrated the macro-morphology of the active mobility controlsystem after curing for 7 days, FIG. 1(c) illustrated themacro-morphology of the active mobility control system after curing for30 days, FIG. 1(d) illustrated the self-growing agglomerates formed bycuring for 30 days, FIG. 1(e) illustrated the micro-morphology of theactive mobility control system after curing for 7 days, and FIG. 1(f)illustrated the micro-morphology of the active mobility control systemafter curing for 30 days.

As shown by the FIG. 1 , during the curing process, the dispersedparticle gel particles in the active mobility control system stillmaintained the regularly spherical shape, and the particle diameter ofan individual particle remained substantially unchanged withoutstructural damage or destabilization. On the other hand, as theproceeding of the curing process, a plurality of particles graduallycoalesced to form agglomerates, thereby effectively stabilizing andcontrolling the water fluid channeling fractures of the reservoir.

Test Example 2

The fracture controlling ability and oil-water interfacial activity ofthe active mobility control systems in Examples 1-6 and ComparativeExamples 1-5 were tested by using the rock core displacement pluggingratio measurement experiment and the oil-water interfacial tensionmeasurement experiment. The rock core displacement plugging ratiomeasurement experiment method was as follows: the experimental facilitywas placed at a constant temperature of 90° C., the simulated water wasinjected into a fractured cylindrical and dense core containingfractures (the core with a length of 10 cm and a diameter of 2.5 cm) ata displacement rate of 0.1 mL/min, a stable injection pressure P1 wasobtained; an active mobility control system was injected into the coreat a displacement rate of 0.1 mL/min, an injection amount was 2 mL; thecore was subjected to standing still and curing for 3 days; thesimulated water was again injected into the rock core at a displacementrate of 0.1 mL/min, a stable injection pressure P2 was obtained; theplugging ratio R=(P2−P1)/P2 was calculated. The oil-water interfacialtension measurement experiment was as follows: about 0.5 μL of crude oilwas injected into a standard silica tube equipped with an activemobility control system, and the oil-water interfacial tension value wasmeasured by using a TX500C rotary-droplet ultra-low interfacial tensionmeter at the temperature of 90° C..

The test results of rock core plugging ratio and oil-water interfacialtension of the active mobility control systems in Examples 1-6 andComparative Examples 1-5 were shown in FIG. 2 . As can be seen from thetest results, the active mobility control systems prepared in thepresent disclosure have a rock core plugging ratio of 90% or more, andcan lower the oil-water interfacial tension to the order of magnitudebeing 10⁻³ mN/m, and exhibit excellent mobility control ability andinterfacial activity.

Test Example 3

The capability of enhancing oil recovery with the method for control offluid channeling between a low-permeability-tight reservoir injectionwell and a producing well after fracturing in Examples 7-10 andComparative Examples 6-7 were tested by using the rock core displacementrecovery ratio measurement method. The rock core displacement recoveryratio measurement experimental method was as follows: the rock coreblocks (with a length of 4.5 cm, a width of 2.25 cm, a height of 2.25cm, a permeability of 8mD, and a porosity of 13%) were saturated withcrude oil, the volume V1 of saturated oil was calculated by dividing themass different before and after saturation with a density of the crudeoil; 24 rock core blocks were combined to form a matrix-fracture system(FIG. 3 ), and placed in a core holder; the core holder was placed at aconstant temperature of 90° C., the simulated water was injected intothe matrix-fracture system at a displacement rate of 0.1 mL/min, thevolume of extracted crude oil was metered, until no crude oil wasrecovered, the volume V2 of the finally recovered crude oil wasobtained, the primary displacement recovery ratio was calculated basedon the formula E1=V2/(24×V1); the experiments were performed accordingto Examples 7-10 and Comparative Examples 6-7 respectively, the volumeV3 of the finally recovered crude oil after the secondary displacementfor each group of experiments was obtained, the secondary displacementrecovery ratio was calculated based on the formula E2=V3/(24×V1); thevalue of increased recovery ratio for each group of experiments wascalculated based on the formula I=E2−E1.

The results of recovery ratio of Examples 7-10 and Comparative Examples6-7 were shown in Table 1. As demonstrated by the test results, an useof the method for control of fluid channeling between alow-permeability-tight reservoir injection well and a producing well inthe present disclosure can significantly enhance oil recovery of thelow-permeability-tight fractured reservoirs, and further illustrate thatthe active mobility control system of the present disclosure is capableof self-growing in fractures of the low-permeability-tight reservoir,performs an effective and stable control on the fluid channeling offractures, expands the spread range of the oil displacement medium; inaddition, the surfactant can perform an efficient displacement of crudeoil in a matrix of the low-permeability-tight reservoir, therebyimproving the oil production capacity of the matrix.

TABLE 1 Recovery ratio (%) Experimental Primary Secondary Increasedrecovery examples displacement displacement ratio (%) Example 7 13.233.0 19.8 Example 8 13.0 35.4 22.4 Example 9 13.3 31.9 18.6 Example 1013.5 33.7 20.2 Comparative 13.6 22.8 9.2 Example 6 Comparative 13.4 21.98.5 Example 7

The capability of enhancing oil recovery with the method for control athroughput fluid channeling of a low-permeability-tight reservoirproducing well after fracturing in Examples 11-14 and ComparativeExamples 8-9 were tested by using the rock core throughput recoveryratio measurement method. The rock core throughput recovery ratiomeasurement experimental method was as follows: the rock core blocks(with a length of 4.5 cm, a width of 2.25 cm, a height of 2.25 cm, apermeability of 8mD, and a porosity of 13%) were saturated with crudeoil, the volume V1 of saturated oil was calculated by dividing the massdifferent before and after saturation with a density of the crude oil;24 rock core blocks were combined to form a matrix-fracture system (FIG.3 ), and placed in a core holder; the core holder was placed at aconstant temperature of 90° C., the crude oil was injected into thematrix-fracture system at a displacement rate of 0.1 mL/min until theinjection pressure reached 20 MPa. The volume V2 of injected crude oilwas metered; the matrix-fracture system was subjected to standing stilland curing for 48 h; the depletion development was carried out until nocrude oil was extracted, the volume V3 of extracted crude oil wasmetered, the recovery ratio during the depletion development process wascalculated based on the formula E1=V3/(24×V1+V2); the experiments wereperformed according to Examples 11-14 and Comparative Examples 8-9respectively, the volume V4 of the finally recovered crude oil after theswallowing and spitting for each group of experiments was obtained, thesecondary displacement recovery ratio was calculated according to theformula E2=V4/(24×V1+V2); the value of increased recovery ratio for eachgroup of experiments was calculated based on the formula I=E2−E1.

The results of recovery ratio of Examples 11-14 and Comparative Examples8-9 were shown in Table 1. As demonstrated by the test results, an useof the method for control a throughput fluid channeling of alow-permeability-tight reservoir producing well in the presentdisclosure can significantly improve oil recovery of thelow-permeability-tight fractured reservoirs, and further illustrate thatthe active mobility control system of the present disclosure is capableof self-growing in fractures of the low-permeability-tight reservoir,performs an effective and stable control on the fluid channeling offractures, expands the spread range of the oil displacement medium; morethe surfactant can perform it an efficient displacement of crude oil ina matrix of the low-permeability-tight reservoir, thereby improving theoil production capacity of the matrix.

TABLE 2 Recovery ratio (%) After Experimental Depletion swallowingIncreased recovery examples development and spitting ratio (%) Example11 15.0 35.7 20.7 Example 12 15.1 34.3 19.2 Example 13 15.3 37.5 22.2Example 14 15.2 36.9 21.7 Comparative 15.2 25.7 10.5 Example 8Comparative 15.1 24.4 9.3 Example 9

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 19. A self-growing dispersed particle gel activemobility control system for low-permeability-tight reservoir, whereinthe active mobility control system contains 100 parts by weight of aself-growing dispersed particle gel and 0.15-0.6 part by weight of asurfactant; wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel is preparedby shearing and grinding a nano-reinforced chromium-aldehydedouble-group cross-linked integral gel; the method of preparing thenano-reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gelcomprising: adding a functional polymer, a phenolic resin cross-linkingagent, an organic chromium cross-linking agent and a nano-reinforcerinto water, mixing, and curing; wherein the functional polymer is usedin an amount of 0.4-0.8 wt %, the phenolic resin cross-linking agent isused in an amount of 0.2-0.4 wt %, the organic chromium cross-linkingagent is used in an amount of 0.07-0.1 wt %, the nano-reinforcing agentis used in an amount of 0.1-0.2 wt %, and the water is used in an amountof 98.5-99.23 wt %, based on the total weight of the functional polymer,the phenolic resin cross-linking agent, the nano-reinforcing agent andthe water; wherein the functional polymer is anacrylamide/vinylsulfonate/acrylamide methylpropanesulfonate terpolymer,wherein the functional polymer has a relative molecular mass within arange of 6×10⁶-8×10⁶; wherein the phenolic resin cross-linking agent isa phenolic resin pre-polymer; wherein the organic chromium cross-linkingagent is chromium acetate; wherein the nano-reinnforcer is hydrophilicnanosilica.
 20. The self-growing dispersed particle gel active mobilitycontrol system of claim 19, wherein the surfactant is a compoundedsystem of an alkylphenol polyoxyethylene ether type surfactant and adialkylphenol sulfobetaine.
 21. The self-growing dispersed particle gelactive mobility control system of claim 20, wherein a weight ratio ofthe alkylphenol polyoxyethylene ether type surfactant to thedialkylphenol sulfobetaine is (2-3):1.
 22. The self-growing dispersedparticle gel active mobility control system of claim 19 or 20, whereinthe curing conditions include: temperature within a range of 85-95° C.and a time of 1-3 h.
 23. The self-growing dispersed particle gel activemobility control system of claim 19 or 20, wherein the hydrophilicnanosilica has a particle diameter within a range of 20-30 nm.
 24. Amethod for controlling fluid channeling between an injection well and aproducing well in low-permeability-tight reservoir comprising: A1:injecting a preposition pre-treatment slug into the injection well, theinjection amount is 0.1-1 vol % of fluid channeling path between theinjection well and the producing well; A2: sequentially injecting afirst stage main slug, a second stage main slug and a third stage mainslug into the injection well, the injection amount of the first stagemain slug is 15-20 vol % of the fluid channeling path between theinjection well and the producing well, the injection amount of thesecond stage main slug is 10-15 vol % of the fluid channeling pathbetween the injection well and the producing well, and the injectionamount of the third stage main slug is 5-10 vol % of the fluidchanneling path between the injection well and the producing well; A3:injecting a postposition protection slug into the injection well, theinjection amount is 1-10 vol % of the fluid channeling path between theinjection well and the producing well; A4: injecting a displacement sluginto the injection well, the injection amount is 0.1-1 vol % of thefluid channeling path between the injection well and the producing well;A5: annealing well for 5-20 days; A6: opening well, and performingdisplacement; in step A1, the preposition pre-treatment slug is apressure-reduction injection enhancer; in step A2, the first stage mainslug, the second stage main slug and the third stage main slug are amobility control system comprising a self-growing dispersed particle geland a surfactant, wherein the self-growing dispersed particle gel in thefirst stage main slug has a size of 500-1,000 nm, the self-growingdispersed particle gel in the second stage main slug has a size of10-100 μm; and the self-growing dispersed particle gel in the thirdstage main slug has a size of 500-1,000 μm; wherein the active mobilitycontrol system is the self-growing dispersed particle gel activemobility control system for a low-permeability-tight reservoir of anyone of claims 1-5.
 25. The method of claim 24, wherein thepressure-reduction injection enhancer is an alkyl ammonium bromidesurfactant solution or a hydrophobic nanosilica dispersion liquid. 26.The method of claim 24, wherein the postposition protection slug is thenano reinforced chromium-aldehyde double-group cross-linked integral gelof claim
 1. 27. The method claim 25, wherein the displacement slug iswater or a polyacrylamide solution.
 28. A method for controlling athroughput fluid channeling of a producing well inlow-permeability-tight reservoir comprising: B1: swallowing apreposition pre-treatment slug into the producing well, stopping theoperation when the wellhead pressure rises 0.5-1 MPa; B2: swallowing afirst stage main slug into the producing well, stopping the operationwhen the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa, followed by swallowing asecond stage main slug, stopping the operation when the wellheadpressure rises 1-3 MPa, then swallowing a third stage main slug,stopping the operation when the wellhead pressure rises 1-3 MPa; B3:swallowing a displacement slug into the producing well, stopping theoperation when the wellhead pressure rises 0.5-1 MPa; B4: annealing wellfor 5-20 days; B5: opening well, and spitting out; in step B2, the firststage main slug, the second stage main slug and the third stage mainslug are a mobility control system comprising a self-growing dispersedparticle gel and a surfactant, wherein the gel in the first stage mainslug has a size of 500-1,000 nm, the gel in the second stage main slughas a size of 10-100 μm; and the gel in the third stage main slug has asize of 500-1,000 μm; wherein the active mobility control system is theself-growing dispersed particle gel active mobility control system for alow-permeability-tight reservoir of any one of claims 1-5.
 29. Themethod of claim 28, wherein the preposition pre-treatment slug is asurfactant solution.
 30. The method of claim 29, wherein thedisplacement slug is a foam system.